Finals can be a tough time during the semester for our Badgers. UHS Mental Health Services offers several 24/7 online resources for students who may be struggling.

The Morgridge Center for Public Service, the primary civic engagement and community-engaged scholarship center on the UW-Madison campus, is hiring an Assistant Director for Community-Engaged Scholarship.

The new Canvas course shells for spring 2025 have been created by DoIT’s Learn@UW team and should now be available for instructors to begin development.

Nominations are due by March 3 for the annual Awards for Mentoring Undergraduates in Research, Scholarly and Creative Activities, recognizing faculty, academic staff, post-doctoral fellows and graduate students. These awards provide $2,000 of university expendable funds (supplies and expenses).

DoIT is responding to disruptions to Canvas that began Sunday, Nov. 10.

Former University of Michigan Chief Information Officer Laura McCain Patterson will keynote this free event for UW–Madison employees and students.

A new campus training teaches instructors and others how to assist someone who may be experiencing early or worsening signs and symptoms of a mental health challenge.

The new tool supports instructors and students with the process of establishing and documenting the parameters for limited flexibility accommodations.

University Health Services is monitoring an increase in pertussis (whooping cough) cases on UW–Madison’s campus.

Did you know student organizations now are required to have an advisor? Find out how you can help.